Suno introduces watermarks and download limits for AI-generated music

Suno, the AI‑generated music platform, announced that it will introduce watermarking on all user‑generated tracks and impose download limits to curb large‑scale abuse of its services. The company said the measures will help distinguish authentic Suno content from derivative or pirated material and reduce the risk of its technology being used for mass‑distribution of copyrighted works.

The new policy will add a visible watermark to each track produced on the platform and restrict the number of downloads a user can obtain per day. Suno’s spokesperson explained that the changes are part of a broader effort to comply with copyright regulations and protect the interests of artists and rights holders. Industry observers note that similar restrictions have been adopted by other AI‑music services to mitigate legal exposure and maintain platform integrity.